The Logitech G432 is worth checking out for its strong audio performance, versatile connections and reasonable price.

Good sound, Comfortable fit, Versatile connections

Dated design, Loose ear cups, Need USB connection for best audio

The Logitech G432 7.1 Gaming Headset provides a good mix of connectivity options and delivers reasonable sound on each provided that each has been setup appropriately via the Logitech software using the USB option.

Connectivity options; 7.1 surround sound; Comfortable design

Same design as G430; Requires USB connection for best results

The Logitech G432 gives good audio & microphone quality however the design choices that Logitech have chosen means that the headset is uncomfortable to use over long gaming sessions.

+Connectivity options; +Audio quality

The Logitech G432 is a capable wired gaming headset that includes a 7.1-channel USB sound card for use with a PC, but its design and performance lag behind the competition.

Includes 7.1-channel USB audio card

Underwhelming audio; Light, stiff padding

The Logitech G423 is another entry in the crowded field of midrange wired gaming headsets. This $79.99 model includes a 7.1-channel USB sound card and offers some nice high-end response, but a stiff fit, a permanently attached cable, and underwhelming bass response keep it from standing out. You're better off buying the Razer Kraken Tournament Edition or Logitech's own G Pro headset, both of which do everything the G423 can do, but better. Design The G423 fits in line with Logitech's other numbered G series headsets from a design perspective, with chunky, trapezoidal black plastic earcups. It doesn't have programmable lighting like the wireless G935, but it features a splash of color in the form of blue faux leather between the black, fabric-covered foam earpads and the black plastic shells of the earcups. A large, flexible rubber flip-down boom mic is located on the left earcup. The earcup also holds a volume wheel on the back edge and a six-foot headset cable ending in a four-...

The Logitech G432 is a capable wired gaming headset that includes a 7.1-channel USB sound card for use with a PC, but its design and performance lag behind the competition.

Includes 7.1-channel USB audio card

Underwhelming audio; Light, stiff padding

I'll start with the bad: there's nothing bad about this headset. The only problem I have is that UPS delivered AFTER the time frame they said they would AND left it with a neighbor, which I did not want to happen.

The Logitech G432 is a good update on an already solid performing headset.

Decent for gaming. These simple, wired gaming headphones have a good audio reproduction, a great microphone for online games and their wired connection offers no latency issues. They aren’t the most customizable headphones, but they offer great value.

The Logitech G432 skimps on a little too much to reach its low price point. The build feels cheap, and the design is a little dated. It'll do in a pinch, but there are better options.

Price, Surround sound works well, Easy to use

Feels cheap, Microphone, Sound

Logitech G432 Gaming Headset produces some very clear audio for your PC gaming!